Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1860, Page 3

_LOCAL NEWS. a WANTS. SS. WASTED-A SITUATION as chambermaid Si inted on ' or nu’ a ow! wi 5 cs pron in es coun of Ialiaeey i een ' war sea | ea SSSA at ae «yuo, |__TBLEGRAPEIO —y ed The Prince of Wales. fs so large as to require it to be put to press at an a | call, early hour; Advertisements, therefore, shonid be . quinine is A D-A z and boakare: us habit, and every new settler is spied | WwW MAN to sierdy, honest nd © ( ‘ . ey a ee natenl featival sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may sdrug, and inst ucted to 7 . hia coming to | Meir. It insted five hours, and and ne 4 ' poisonow ma o el ities, if : not appear until Gm nextdeg. Lm and | pie se Bier hoe hae ee mediciae onest ol ined terest weal tobe, ene Noncs to Was mr ees “se —Tt of ovr publicly made tn the | filled with this it . i the erous stuff, and as regular ‘av 3l-lt= B 7 t Oa ‘were 150 prescribed by the rules regulations of | the hour comes around, so lar do th ip it = ne a Sa 2 agruder the evening's enter. ) fellow-citizens leaving for the watering places | that ‘Auneiation for the Bi xk x Fy, of ite whem- | down, ast ee was the rie-est delicacy of the [NFQRMATION WANTED ©) p ; Butimore American in Jeont nes ee. This and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do by the public. pri a Ope erate penn gregh oy ee TDN fro: I. of the candidates of the Union party. composed for the ooca- in ad= . under a call for 2 Sele talon ath Gen, wenn eae H ward from the Mr. Tenney announced that be would address Society. The whole not mail Taz Stax except after payment ind system. when ith so much indiscretion, has | Work: the vance at the rate of 37% cents per month. Dre fenced ends of Breckinridge and Lane, | prepared @ compound which has, in all casse in | will’'o thankfally ater {hg meeting until the arrival of Mr. Bradley, but Sa se «J Demeseats fation;”’ it is there- | Feverand Ague, aud ali Dthor disceees paced by | bspay 34% inde) ontetel too reom, and wes Corey conten house rose and Noti¢x —District of Cotumbta Advertisements | ¢ Jackson Democratic Association; indigomion: : esas caused by | _2aSt - Mr. Magrader introduced ‘him to the meeting, | Cheeta vg soon to be inserted in the Sattimone Sunare received | Kesolved, That we heartil uiesce in the sus- ‘or salo by druggists and dealers gencrally overy- ANTE good COOK. A German, Scotch | and stated that they would ha tunity | Ye tbe Queen”’’ The Prince the at and forwarded from Tue SraR Office. pension of the action of the “ Jeskson Democratic whore! au 2 cost. Wirin sh woman may address Box 16, at | o¢ 'm again on sid have an opportuni cantata. The Prince left at baif past 1 oviock, Association’? for the sake of harmony in that body, IsTaR’s Batsau Wie = 2 : ATANTEDLA gool GOOW? WASGRO ama was pres ‘Tue Prc-yic AY THE ANNaPOLts JUNCTION vES- > Be x pee unha : Cancord, Nek «et rom Rev. oa x prod W ARONERS Becnvéhet one soe well’ ree thet night : es ° c= im Yangoct was given last evening to TEEDaxy —The ple-nic of the Y. on Sie Revehesh Peeks Volrines ik nce a wperossiicnal Jour: Qmimended the best wages will be paid. Apply Bradley said the arra re. Friend Society, of eaenenaeseinient mate q Coxconn, NH. March | Moliately at 307 Thirteenth at, between U and H. : ley sa mgement was very | A trial of fire engines the members of that ancient body may again q Marc! 30-3t* satisfactory to him,as he had lenced consid- took place terday,in the al and pecding abie to Harmonize. core F au ezable boarsences 1 s} = consid: | prize being a silver 4 ‘Gentlemen : trumpet worth a a i a a in Washington eed sing © aliva t ee Bee Set ek Sohne Pacman my, Langa oo dime ue w INN ROOM SERVANTS The post of eal een on H pr ioe nonaan mee eolen kRer ‘em oe “Pi orn” bracing among its members a large ma- n I recove: much oppress { ined, 7 ‘eor- a impressive mea: , dept lattaborg Ay of the members of the original Jeckson| dithculty ‘in breathing was often unable to Borden eaueds Apply to No. 378 C st, oot | 0,5 danger to our country of sectional’ patties | o fnet steam tion the eee ert = ee . NY inefhoncn ot ths WANTED To reat by the year a small tro Stotg teres, tat ee eentam of the Worth tn | du - left tember 7) under more favorable circumstances, £8 | jin wege at SEEN lustily ¢f fi i e F i jori I ‘Democratic Association, That we rd the ac- AH Upo was extrome, aud judging from f! . y off tol '¥ well tion of the associated friends of Breckinridge and nedies uscd. 1 supposed the di iearatie| story BRICK or BRAME HOUSE. with ree ee that the secession move- | plimented the cilicer on { dred persons from Baltimore, with over a thous preamble, . rauaded to try & bottle of Wistar’s Balsam | four rooms, (for a family of three ms,) of Na was even more dangerous, be- | cipline of the troops, and then sand from this city. Withers’ excellent band fur- agemyt the democratic | of Cherry. without co:fidencs in its efficacy, | Georgetown, in a quict louglity., Addrora A. 'T., | Cause of the adventurous aspect of the cause and above the Lachine Rapids. He y creating the impresston among them that | | found the difficulty almost ontirely removed be- | stating terms, &o , trough City Post Olfiee. the chivalrous character of its su; Ju view | the Island in a boat from the V jong-establi: ever-faithful association | fore one bottie was used up. Sym) y with my 27-8" of these dangers, let all past political differences by a dezen large Hudson Bay ‘bearing thename of Jackson were capable of lend- | fellow sufferers induces ms ‘to make this pabls TED—A PURCHASER for w choice | 0¢ forgotten. and all good men rally to the suj- | vayascae tie eee ing their countenance and support to the purposes | statement, and recommend the article to others Dairy of ten cows, tozether with the good will ion and Constitution. He a lunch, and then engaged himeclf of a faction of secessionists, who, unjustly arro- With yeopcot, youre trely, Henn’ Woon: nd fixtures of the sam, ‘The rout al is hearing to be up and doing. If | anout'in a cance He seturned to the gating to themselves the title of the National De-| None genuine unless signed i. Butts on the | milk of twenty cows in the winter. they bad no vote, they could act as missionaries evening. To-night there ise Mocracy, are waging a desperate war ageinat both | wrapper. 742, City Post Office, Washington, DC. in the cause, and represent to their friends from ‘ . grand the regular organization and the cherished prin- | Prepared by S. W. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for if Mir j easion in his honor . the country, what is the true state-of the case, that | "hy, The torchlight procession ciples of the true national democracy of the coun- ei een25. Giiman, S.C. Ford, % 3. B. Waite, D—By a steady and industrious man, a | €very vote cast for Breckinridge or Douglas Lelpa | inst sigan wee iSite ‘aff fey G- Stott. John Schwarze. Nairn & Palmer. Wash TUATION gs collector, Heat of recom. | to elect Lincoln. He hoped soon to address them | The Boston F usileers left thi morn’ agton; y ers everywhere. au 29-lw.r nsgiven, Address M. C., Star Office, more fully ®n these ais, which he had only 7 y Prices at THe Centre MaRxet —The business ; of the market has been up to the average durin: Maven’s MrRacuLovs Vemain Das: The Prince and suite started for St. inthe ti separa — og — to reckon up | and Sherbrooke, and will be back this ve -] the past week. The ie at deal. | the oldest and best remedy known for extermimat- (nest conviction that one oF the = aes A regetta occurs opposite the e Rats and_Mies, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants - 5 expressing his earnest conviction that oue or the and to-night there ers was as full as could have beeu ex; and, | } itoes, praia. e LOST AND FOUND. ther of these veutleme! . will be & display of fre with the licensed dealers, presented ¢ creditable Mosquitoes, Fas, Moths, Graim- Worms aind Gar: pinion «antowan sith sed otber the Ur ted Seen ould be the next Presi- | works, and the citizens’ ball’ at which the Prince is expected to be present. ‘The Prince leaves to-morrow for Ottrwa su . The prices have not materially altered Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y. Vetween 6th and 12th sts ,a Hair NECK - The able and: popular orator was listeifed to from of the previous week, published in the \d by all Druggixts everywhere, "ina 18-3m. c ha hair cross attached, andpinn dl | vith reat atten freq. ap- Star of Friday. and there are no indications of Can. SnaGicaioeeee 4 vith a cuff pin hea - a " yen — 3 int ft, be! pland: —— wot deny a terial changesat present. The prices are about | jc th. Last a Felneet panies Dn tte, Bean- eo “2b On motion of Mr. Tenney, it was resolved that | R@@ieal Abolition National and State Oon- band ne Bock pod ye aa ae Phos —— WB 06g13)Egeplantaeach tify ing, Clee LGRrne, Ereserving and Ree the rocm at Prrsent occupied by the Association | se vention ponding with their brother society of Washing- | Salt ‘do.....r.+ @10 One px z taund Perfumers 7" eo ind aa € given up, and that the President be authorized | SYRacus, N. ¥., Aug 30—The Radics! Abo. ween 2 w a ta call a meeting at Forrest Hall whenever be | !ition National and ‘State Convention assemb ed at aye A Leta Spl cer Wind. | decms it necessary. Convention Hall at 11 o'clock yesterday morning . : = The Association then sdjourned to meet at For- | About one bundred persons, Including several rest Hall on Friday night, (Sept. 7th,) when, the | Women, were present. President stated, addresses would be delivered by | _W- W. Chapman, chairman of the State com- Mr. Bradley, and other distinguished geutlemen, — a called the convention to order on their return from the great meeting at Fred. B. McCormick, of Ohio, was chosen presi- ortok to be held on Thursday next dent city. both determined to spend a day together 12)Tomatoes, pk... . atthe above place. pores: the members 12) Green Corn, doz. . of the Baltimore Seciety en; a train of cars, rs - 12} Cucumbers, doz. . and, under the conductorship of Captain Collins, | Veal.. left the Camden Station at 8:40, the company I S numbering about pees, and occupying ten | I. . pk. 1.50 | enc! ine passenger cars. Nothing of interest occurred aso | Z. net the swift pessage of numerous long trains, Homzor, THe Remepr All of Dr, Humph 75 | ase, in boxes, at 25 and 5) cents 25 ‘cases, containing 2) vials, from $4 to 3 h, with book of full directions, For sale 8. Gilman. 350 Pa. avenue, wholesala a 7g | retail agent; W. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north bs coal also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave OST—Daring the rarade I ° of the citizens of Georgetown and W: There was no list of delegates. but all persons ee Spe lanes mines), until | Sides... : eet peppers. nue and Sixth street, Alan, Pond s Extract of Witch | Ls ierod BUGLE MOUTH-PIES ington who have for a year or two past availed | Wb0 chose to attend were considered mewibers. ee eee Heget, for internal and external inflammations of | reward will bo paid for its deliver thems-lves of the cheap and pleatsat mode of | A letter waseead from Gerrit Smith,contalning arrival at the Junetion. At first is was not known | / é all kinds, Sold as above, ma 9-ly oh stand Pa.av, f visiting the Great Falls, Harper's F ,and other | 2 draft for $50, to aid in printing tickets, &e. He t whieh party would first reach the place, but the secees 15) Cheese...... loud sheats of a large crowd at the platforms, and | Ch! ® pr. 62@8!\Eggs, ¥ doz. discs the line of the Chesapeake mot jed by the steam packets, ouraged the expenditure of much time and ; alluded to his sad experience in 1858, and pa Sr s Points of interest al oni F REWARD.—L ost, on the mor: and Gbio canal, aff spirited martial music, indicated that the com- toes, pk 25|Celery, bunch st. ray back ond tan TE deply regret the late action of the Board of | ‘ougit there was little ground for encourage- Se SS eae others from | s ook potatote 37/Onioas . . ng the gums, reducing a! inflammati TER. BLIGH Known as B.M-SCHO ee Directors in probibiting this agreeable mode of | ment in the future . Georgetown and Alexandria, arri previously, | Cora, ear, %” bbl S1@5 | Cabbage.¥ head. wil pila, ali and ie sure to recu’ FIELD’S** Beauty.” The above reward So few lines of public travel terminate Delegat s were present from Pennsylvania,New and were drawn up in order for the purpose of | Corn, shelled... 507490 Bee : 3 | bowels, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest | will be paid for her return to No. 396 Pa. here, that it is rather hard to deprive us of those | Jersey, Michigan, Iilnols, Ohle, Kentucky, Mas- srrs snepbatens tus Greancttohe es hn Gen tee Botftelly safe inall sasca, 'Scosdveriisement ts | 2 seo a E a | weakeas the cote! tcuke' of ct See | tis elaine ee young ye,® bush, ... 3 none AME TO THE SUBSCRIBER'S, & arce ted | weskens the cana . of which we are ver: jowing nominations were made : F ‘The fitst train from Washington did not bring | Oats. - 25 ther column. oott-ty | CAM white COW ; both horns cropp doubtful, it would have been an act of jue. | President—Gerrit Smith. of New Verh. for View down 2s many excursionis’s as bad been antici- 3 4 Larg . : 50@¢ . ersous desiring Pe: at Dated. but the regelar tains fom beth eltiee : SI ae arte Loyiors © he | Cabos te oreo ee eae Rae ee added to the —— which, still further increased pstoffs _ 25@60| Watermelons,each12@75 by the good people from the adjacent country. | Butter beans, gt. i0)Canteloupes, each 2037 MARRIED. could not bave numbered less than eighteen bun—|* Ducks, @ pr.... 50@75 On the Mh. August F Morga dred to two thousand persons, all of whom'seemed ES W. WHITE SLLA WALKER, 4 note. ou right and a crop on the left. a The owner is requested tocome forward. prove property, pay charges. and take lier away. Sixteenth . eet, between P acd () sts. an 31 St* tice to the ventlemen who have invested their | President—Samuel McFarland, of Pennsylvania; means for the public accommodation, to give | for Governor—Wm Goodell, of New York; for them a longer notice than a peremptory one of | L-leutenant Governor—Sidney A. Recrs, of Brooke only a f w days since | ly; for Cenzl Commissioner—Zenes Brockett, the canal on the Ist | Herkimer; for State Prison Inepector—Eslis MES W. W) ve Brengle is now up the line on | Clisbee, of Montgomery; for Electors at to enter quite spiritedly {ato the ayes of the np Evererr C1 ‘The meeting of Hive steed oe ' olor in th Jn view of what thre Saeed bes Prederick Douglass and Charles A. Ham d nd with the most cordial jug. About | this association last evening one of the most | On the sth August, by Rev. Jno. C. Smith, GEO, | PORTEMONNAL izens ae not disposed to be very | _ There was pirited contest between the ten o'clock it was announced thatdancing would | spirited and interesting of the season. Joseph H. | ALLER. to Mise SOPHIA A. sie ‘ali of thig | Corpo. ton rotes,(85each,) some silwer cla £*. | yrateful for they have forborne to do. friends of nd Goodell in regard tothe commence upon the pistform erected in the beau- | Bradley, Esq , had been announced to speak, but | city.’ =" | anda receipt for recurding & deed. A sui atle ve- | BUREN Or i ghter of Mr. I nomination for the Presidency Sitally sho@ed grove, which wes econ ‘Silea with | rs he Gel cits'be coranemnet re ees = BN Sofa eda oie agen ds : a by butaleg, wenn: | — ———____ couples, and to the sounds of Capt. Withers’ mil- | town Club he wat hippy to sutetitote vie meei, ence, Dumbarton st. Gens KOLLING || in our letter of yeulrder aly mociee tee Later from Europe itary end cotillion bands a merry and joyous} the Bon. J Morflson Harris, of Maryland He} On Friday, the Sist instant, MARGARET | —! — Tin ty | denta few hours. § ied “yesterday ev. New Yorn. Aug. 31.—The steamship Af tos, season wasexperienced. There were many other | then retired, affer a few budorous remarks and | WH EALER, ageds7 yea TOA LADY HAIN in | We learn thatCapt. H. W ham, "i. | wh ch left Liverpool on the 18tn tastant parties who devoted the hours of the morning to | Mr. Harris entertained the Clud for half an hour | git ffendeand rela ives of hefamily arereq pall ESD gine apt den pate te Bo gineer of the Washington aqueduct, ha lure this forenoon. The steamship Vigo. from the manly exercises of pitching quoits; swinging, | in one of his linpromptn efforts, abounding in | $i tennttand hor funvalon to moriow (Saiur be given for it if leit at my store to Messrs Jacksoa and Cavanaugh the contrast || New Vork on the ib, arrived at Queeneown on racing, and ten pins. For several hours the ladies | p'thy avd graphic descriptions of the present con- | onG street, between 13th aad 19th strects, Fir, CHARLIE £07" for completing the t i near the Great Falls, | the ty ; monopolized the accommodations for the li dition of the country and parties, and jn salliesof | Ward. au 3) tt 375 Pa.av., bet. dioMr Hf o ( for tinishing the Huropean advices since the departure of the amusement, and their attempts te make an elicited zreat appk use. He thon gave ee |e SRE aduiton sections | N non the 17th had been of an unim- sional ten-strike were decidedly amusing. Dinner | way te Col. Uriel Wright, of Missouri, who en, a understand that a portion of the four-way fire-plugs bere and in Washing- tou are to be protected by a stone curb, and that Messrs Wm H. Calvoun & Co., of ourcity, were the successful bid a fi was ready shortly after noon, and the bill of fere tained the attention of Lis hearers in an hour's C APITOL HiLL! served at the Junction Hotel and the Howard House wes well worthy a hearty discusticn of ony = in good health. The children, of which bere portant character. No new features bad been de- Veloped in Italian affairs Naples remained quit, Commekcta i. Saturday evening, 1th, (via wn) —Cotts WOOD AND COAL! Uiiad int J am now discharging@ cargo of WHILE ASA | will be p: COAL, Keg My ew rs c&n save 25 cents | East Capitol ; . ~s 2 m ide of | per gil ordering * onee and having it delivered | ton. were many, rolicked, frolicked, and gam- s Constitution, and the La and | @lreet fram seul, Alaa belied through sient and dale, and inhaled the } would give @ dsome majority for Bell and | OAK, FINE aud HICKORY WOOD constantly i 3 d, at inarket prices, F : re ait of the country with grateful hearts Everett. Mr Wright's delineation of the char- | °° "nd, p ne S Se much etteatioa Breadstuffs—The rey orted advance o: Pighortly after all a dined. the band aambind r ees —_ of Henry a borers all men Branch Yard, i oodles. and and take them .ort Considerable activity is visible at the scene of was folly confiraed goo Reon My 4 green an ea half-hour formed a w boner, an is rtraitore the Uni Old Stand. i 1 the late disastrous 4 Beall street rw epert the wes essay ab aonaier compositions, tncliding Quick- | nominees, were not o1 iy classically chaste, “ ae wi oo . = is at my residen Cc “Herel is navies en “a stable built in the ane HY a high coeein FN eee steps, polkas, potpourris, &c. A feeling of disap- | full of genuine and thrilling eloquence. The NOTICE, will, after | Bran substantial manner. It ison the site of the oid | closing 283d higher: pointinent was evinced on account of the zbsence | Ciub cave Col_ Wright and Missour! three hearty oat Sep embe-, i : R. J. M “AD but fs larger being 40 feet front by 70 feet | of new red st 126d; white Ts61ai3s—the latter of many of the clergy, only two present, | cheers. He adresses the people of Alexandria Norfolk it 4 Captain Rodier, were ot v 1: lt, and attracted | ket exhibited no-new features . is Aopen a, Bal. | to-uigut < iA ante : i —— = ey His dwelling house | for ae us chsed frm acd Gdals higher, viz: Rev. E. Lyman. obn’s Chure! le a route and placed on the mail in “] also being en thy bly ired. | mixe «Mh Batts, | 3686 tient and fete L. Mallory, of Havre de Grace Tur Agsiiepnn Wiss Works —The Mount tween = pak rey ae eS pee ide PERSONAL. Monies Jes i «Wm. a eammer ue ae: per - Provisions —Pork quiet. pi nia eady. Lard fare tee eter e approached fciends bade | Cameron water works continue in the best condi- = : AUTION and carpenters; Mr. Jos Hollins, brick- | steady by ‘Ouce more we have to call the atton- rsons t i not to rece ne- | Jayer; and Mr C. A. Offott, painter. Genera! Prodace—Sugar steady. Coffee pective cities. no dowbt much pleased with the | {\°"\P ree os recites pray plone tion of those who are indebted to us for notes | zutiate eleven prumissore notes drawn by the sun, | On the east Cal, fi & rotor meh ep oR go ory notes y th: eof i street. near the | Rice firm. Rosin firm and slight! manner in which y bad been spent voir 460 pastdue an‘ for acoeunts re: der 1 'Y | soriber to the order of J. R. Wroe, date ugust nal, the wu y frame sbonties which have | consequence of 2 scarcity, selling at 4s 4 . gallons of water per minute, and are] ad p.esious to that date, acd we beg of al to 186 , for $25 h tthe last, which is fi lemol . Pi shior > oe As ions umcue tron worked upon an average five hours rday. It some loreand and pas'u ‘Withoat forther coin A moth ios each, excopt whi for ay years have been demolished, | closing at the latter. Spirits tarpenti serT th nly 1, 2 5.9.10 aad }and Mr Gladden, carpenter, is building t @ mond ata reduction of 34., lori will thas be CLAGETY & MAY : "date. i an le penter, 1g three reduction vf 3d., closing dent, Frank MeNerhany; Vice President. Geo. | on of water thet alte ty eee ame 324 Penn.av., bet. 9th and inth'ats, | Ghin wa ene tie ech ane eee hexing been | neat brick houses in their place, greatly snprov- |. Baring & Brothers report the Savage; Recording Secretary, P. McHenry; engines, is 135,000 gallons. There are some per- | 8 27-M. wor 3 out consideration, he is determined not to pay the | img the appearance of the neighborbood stotts ket steady. American secur Heckherper, James: Felicrion AB | sous who believe that the water company has been | WPETROPOLITA sane. " “ otice Jee. edvectisnaieat 6¢ ipeney, test, in Tie omicers of the Baltimore Society sre! nveY. | of more real advantage to the inhabitants, than all | ML’? "SteAM PLOURING MILLS = Be LEER) rte coyatconenraeaie ander J. Brafd, President; F. X- Lipp, View the party organizations formed in the town daring 4 Near 12"h sirect and Canal, | FYISSOLUTION.—Tho Copartnership horetofure C.L_ COLTMAN, Proprietor = thie ¢ the articie, will do well to notice te advertize- President; Recording =ecretary, John P. Mullan; | Past Atty years, __.We have now on hand a superior lot of our EX- | disscint ak twonn the undersigned iesan, ment of Mr. Wallace, in the Georgetown column.| ‘The Great International Horee Fair. Corresponding Secretary, L.A. Puzenet; ‘Trea-| Mx. Eprtor: You will greatly oblige several | T A FAMILY ELOU zh sound, from brat | use the name of the firm forthe ssttlemenr We can recommend his chewing tobacco and surer, Wm briver. ‘This Society embraces | residents of street, between Sixth an: aust? Fc . i ae ; JOHN Segars, having tried both, and purchasers will | , Que Tan Ton gine, 29 — The greet intersational more than six hundred members, and the princi- | sis., by cailing the attention of the oflects whee: | witht PARA SUPEREINE, which always | 01°" ‘g find him to be accommodating, and very reason- | Berk ‘eruchder under sere ete eee pal object of both are to clothe and educate the | duty it isto sce that the atreets are kept free from | MEAL. RYE CHOP, and all k nds of MILL _, | Sein bis prices. stances” ‘The exhibition of herere bes bees poor and neglected young. nuisance, to the fact that our square ie grossly ne- | OFF: ‘sale chea) cash. ‘The attention of All sti i Notice the advertisement of Mr. Barrett in at- | Soe. ‘The opening of the fair was © grand 4 —— glected. All kinds of slopa. etc., are | te public is respe Lully solicited bef ro pur ch Batrest,Cap- | other colama._ It speaks for iteelf. cade of all horses 1 premiui 3 garbage, slops. ; of entered fo number. ‘Waar Constitute Nvisances —For the benefit . chasing «isewhere. Tha highest cash prices paid j + ed to ms, emptied into the street and gutter by certain’ par. rf : i two hundred formed & proces- of the thousands of our readers in the city who | ties, and left there to decay” The pei, watt re, | (22 Wheat, Rye and Corn. au 27-a0st™ | tomers as usual. i 3 7 r ? 3 | sion of hearly half » mile ie length. Over sue meet are ay Of the excellent political papers of | paired Isst June, but haa retained the sagns 486 SEVENTH STREET, 4 FRTSG ant SALT G GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS | rane ete, ee ace. Orme munie\pal powers-that-be, see ft, ia thelr patrl- Isvery cduapite and ctcbeoing 1 oer Of which | "A beautiful assortment of GOLD PAPERS, with Por other Georgetown advertisements see first page | IRE, The celebrated horses « fae gas otic wisdom, to do, a ave done, the Corpe- ARxswant. | Pint if FS = Allen was on the ; a a s. 3 C ae grounds to-day, and exhibited Pore mpi nag we insert the following adver. Tuz Season —He who loves good eating—and oad Tne EA o romuants of low gi ont 56 her re, idence N nad 2nd 3 trust-es of the Un.o 1 Hotel Com. grant speed. He will remain antil the close of the Opps of the Commissioner of Health,} | who docs not—will find at Hammack’s restau- | SHADES at greatly reduced pricos. Orders teft | tt !land. Consultation fos 25 cents. au 25-11t Sooribeit as seve segnied & aynees. of | on aa < Washington, August 30, 1860. rent, Willards’ Hotel block, Pennsylvania ave- for PAP RHANGINGS and WINDOW ADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER, | stock of the company onden nd, upon the pres n'a- Connecticut Repailicam State Convention. Ata meeting of the Board of Heaith, held on | nue, just now, every delicac 8 season, so | SHADES eatisfactorily executed wi rom Paris, informs her former friends, and the n of the cerubea es ci sti New Haven, Aucost 3)—The Republicag the 20th instant, the following were declared to | remarkable as the season of the nblic generally. that she has removed ‘to 461 3t w. " : , Treasurer. wre J + . ot fo tl Ser, - - St .te Convention met bere this morsing with a constitute nuisances: luxuries of fish, flesh, fowl, fruits are to be | Don't forget the num! TNO. M ‘enth street, eee i Be Ly whore. she wil be TR MATHEWS, of | very fall atten iance fom ail parts of the Dead animals, dead fish, and offal of fish, heaps enjoyed in fee sede Metropolis. Already NO. happy to see all who will favor her with a ea. phere De tage ae Selec eee | Bean. 1. ie dbotescke ne tae thew ieee of ovster shells. is . ne 6 lar is pees under the eee >See — hteerth Century) atthe M P Chureh, | dium, wascbosen President, with Vice-Presidents Ofel from butchers’ stalls, slaughter-bouses, or | weix —— tm, reed birds, fall crabs, early JUST REG MA0aME MORRO’. wer osesy Rerettc . B.C. FRIDAY, S:st of August, | and Secreta: tes from every county. A warm dis- tan- oysters, fall ducks and fish of every description, STYLES GIST AND Rpes; Just frow bp sn 28 cussion ensued open the form of the call for the Convention, wh'ch was finaliy ended by & most i 7 ate I u YEW al it water in ponds, marshes, sewers, or heed a serves up in styles unsurpassed in this A 9 BONES hare wit ¥ i Se i Birkiy — fn albnerse ce aos be scoonwe Leathers, rendering them oaay an: 1 — at to, . eoond strest, between H and 1, Colla, = xoiting sseue of uaanimty and eathusivsm, all ee stables, foul cow-houses, or cowt-pens, foul} — sonsticut Panape The National Rifles, | the wearer. = At ree — ‘am Lyacines Cones © ASUINGTON RORY, | Aitr-rence iain recenciled at once After stem. ae, bogastyes. . f Soele hs astor M, P. Ci o rs and rejoic! ‘onveation Decaying veyetables and fruits of every deserip- | forte purpose noone sg ae Fashionable Hat and Cap Einporium, peeicin Ee aos-s ALLLAR LMR | Pot oS cheese and eejelaings a p= pe abloh aes ber nena op es not | witzer assigned them by the War Department for | _ an 29-e06t (Ststes&Conw) * i BOARDING. MSS ME H WILL RESUME THE = . Politics L All ashes, rabbiab, shavings, of refuse sub-| jedemnsaprearstoe aot hey made a GuFwo on thes peatlomon canbe | Vi -dutirs ot hor achoui ou Monday, Se; tember 31, cunsylvaure ; . o Ni ‘i sidge ~nesr Fi ers aud Mechs stances from any trade, occupation. or business. cera ering ter roe ght being cloud | WSU ir de STOCK, ant wil commerce | Been Gena with BOSRD and ROOMS se | NO, 22 Bil. street. nesr Farmers aud Mechan E, HAVE FINISHED TAKING AN AC- ns iso'Bank. ‘Torme, &e,aete Resws on aggites. ia, Ang. 29—A it took in the meutestheeaiemeien t <4 their movements t bar- | a private rani . 445 1, dee : ae ye ecaen aug goabands in pools,drainage | were as perceptible to the large crowd that fol. | tainayq Mondey: Aus. #7.) to offer very great bar- privatsfunily by inquirtugat No. 4451 Detwoon ton, _____________auS2_| arg senatorial district. The convention vefesed from éye-ho — _ lowed oa their march as if it had been day- |" Lightand Dark Silks, Silk Robes ee STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the subscriber, | to entertain resolutions indersing Mr for Horses going at — glanders, farcy, or } hight. . Fall Mousselaine. Merinoss, Cashmerce OARD IN THE CO! RY.—A fow boarders | SS two hue HOGS, weiciinz sbout Wee “| the Presidency | Mx-Mayor the any other . Monsselaine Robes, Fine Laacos cau be accommodated with large aad pleasant | poundseach they sre white and rack ensaae ae the come lous=s of bul state of dilapidation or Don’r FoRGET the grand moonlight excursion ries, Pocket Handkerchiefs 0. at a pleasant and convenient locstion, at | spotted with long earsand tail A suita- the: ithdrew his and the > decay, omubgertag Ue lives of property ef those | of the choir af Grace Church to the W bjte House | White Goods of every Sesapistion & su bers, 6 miles from Washington ic je reward will be paid fur their retarn tothe sub reupon Ww name, Dougiasites in the vicinity Pavilion this after: per steainer Hosiery, Men’s Boys’ Wear, for fai! and | firther information apply at the Kirkwood House | scriber, near tne Market House in Georg-town, retired from the convention Hon. Samuel 8. Privies opening into sewers band, the boat. . winter . or address the subse: ibe. —through thé Washingtcn a 31-zt PETER MAY. | Randall, who is in favor of —o— | and Coal Ge. +o other relate motler i company. gederally, no Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Sheetings, Shirt- | City Post Office—Fairfax Va. BAGCO, SNUFF, AND SEGARS. | Lae, Was then nominated. Mr. Vaux prob- thems —s " x ings, &o. } aug st* oBage®: va Le s, ably ran as an independent candidate. SeePerge te ase Ones F Sitarts and thelr nar eis legion ‘Don't forget ets Se ee ee eee 4.53 NINTH STREET — Pero ng to weotived ts baxen af TOBRODO, 4: r, name is jon. , 1th to. eall, . m3 IT have to-day received OXes © . ii ioe i . i find H wy Cricket Match—Canade ve. Umited States. Commissioner jealth a o ions season. ‘he lowest cash is marked on eve: *> the city from their suramer resorts wii of pound | «, fou 8, tons, large and of Healih., | wilt be one of the excursions of the ton tor diachirs MAY. # vaca aeworal donirable rows havi sma! twists a Seteueiath Pear io Monraxat, Aug. 29—The cricket mateh Cuxrae Maser Reeusenc te he of ‘4 cael Rotare tir FaSMeGutre fe cherie. > bia th st. one dos out of Faure etn fer a= reiation jolated street tat - 8 Or sing on hand— j oF rabablicl EC Gge Tack, Saat | eee ee Saytg aa wee and Vermont | WHEELER & WILSON’S monet mde tore : EE PE | mn ing, Cane 3 5 . 5 300. P da, second innings, 21, with three wickets to ‘were not constructed for use as styes; house and lot on Sixth street weet, between G UNRIVALLED 5 sctited - “ 250,000 Segare, down nd H streets, for $1,355. The real SALE AND RENT. es of Garrett's Seotch Snuff, in bottles; | ‘The Duke of Neweastle notified the committee Lave been few this s-ason, and butiitie property | Family Sewing Machines, —. FOR BAL8 AND RENT, % isa, Kappee, Congrecs, and Meccaboy. | tuat the Prince of Wales desired to visit the has changed hands for several months. WITH IMPROVEMENTS, [For other ‘For Sals and Rent” advertisements, 580 dozen Goodwin's Fine | yrounds, and he will probably do so to-morrow. po saben 242 which render them absolutely all that ran be see first page } Cut Choe ing snd = mokiag Totacco, $e eee inst tipat tal heeds ee NEw ! C OR RENT—One of those pleasant, fomforta. | lmbexevof Persaud Pip. : ae beinebumtiee gees cncry gee Fea all aren cree completo mescess | e ae6 Atuet tani AvaSoe moni mh street, | A’ ois Sel aone- wisut DWELLING BOtaiS 75 bales of Killickinick smoking, and all other yesvitte, Nebraska. Aug. 29.~The peo- able. fut the dealers say they destroy not only at eight o'clock and continued eee Wa in the Brown Front Row, on 13th street, bet een articles pertaining to the je of Nebr. ska'send by this the first See the refuse of the but also a considerable . Every one caine home praising PET, ieee boy dt Band, tsiand. Inquire of Mr. MEEKE, next | Altof which are offered at the lowest wholesale | f.5., Nebraske, greeting to the States, The usdrilic Amepiation tn the highest | °-/ eT aedk doors oof D B,CLARKE, corser 43 st. ahd Pa. | prices. 50 BAMBS WALLACE, | id estar ‘eleesaeh tae sree complied admirable mauner in which they | (@2rim PJ. SPEER, Agent. | 20°" one ght: ORT TF ccoandatcond nom catalan hee ol re to-day, and the first office in N ducted the entertainment. ATTENTION, af au 9-1 formaily opened. Our citizens are jubilant over . YO! SaLE O ENT—The recently built and ORZBNS! I vd Nace Reick DWELLING. tied 4 : Sp tre ts event, oe Btel at neduged prion, | house fro of M streets’ north. RGETOWN FIRE-WoODSAW MILL, pewernsate Exctastos to Glymont The weather isexerssively hot; the thermometer wy } Also. 9 Con er Concraes st ann C.xat 104 in the shade at neen. while. |uave & latge and well aslected | Alea Ca rent tin Forithor or | Hiokory Wood, sarod inapieces. | S13 po a ace ed i witch twill ae low FOR ‘Seply Pe, : went es Latest from New Jor'vourssices. [east STOVE and RiNDLING al Sm. | saueus, Now Oreshan, cams tore coment oy ie . i artes. New . * a wM. | BARCLAY, i 4 f i town . Es.—The docket at the Old Stand, Ninth strect, wact side, i Washington city, bolag e pact of i ae. Eaibat eee caapaer wala punts give a James Bowen, arrested | _8u 25 cow one north of Pa.av._ | Jum Cast! Manor iomores in rn . tlon to the foreigners cael does rape Sets Beane oe GJREEN GINGER AND PICKLING VINE- [10 ba nice is heavily tim! ith bd ; ————____—_ vas ae the “wrockhesan ter NEGAR, (warranted,) apples, ba ng od rage x “fh : Ri . stand No. 27 1 ARRETE. A 3 of » Was sent to 10 bbls_pure CID! Vv of atk AE OT ee EN giNor MER oron the ples tod. H. MORTI a F Pir Zovare Cisse ansenncs a quad ——— J d Black U a -¢ a ERIC, Spinate cos ane esrae ss te, iin GER ED. HUNT < ae FOR BENE, A goniatig RESIDENCE, on F ire ae have Removed, temporarily, be al iM By Pate ins | £0 shodtone (Ne: 7 ed by Lewis Pune esents are to be distributed by lot among Norte Ly B TANS 8 m the at fica, containin 8 rooms) formerly ocoupiod by Lewis Payne, columa. Eo sai , Sn 2-c08t, hefween Tthand ath st Sovepei Sethe promises, Kin For tors ri ead bith’ 6Boas: sabe bade cheap as over. | > —— B/‘corrons ten 168) Youn L. Donasoeom Prees | JP REatdiNenstaee s Jost Ree FROM TAH INTERIOR ‘OLLTER, 00 LIVES and BUYS | Sout" side, co.taintne 21 well arran Ua RYE WHItKY, riect order, water and : mrpnopeetstwe tana pe dig tale faire ttn ene bet : aFpoyte, fe, seldom have such an opportunity fe = . Set resnctt ow. davomr en laAtia | Korat aaiiieast pte atic) | seaee BALL & MATrunwa. ELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK AT COST | Slug, thece-stry-nod-ettig Brigk Dwellag ow it LLANG.“on rst sire, with Ga amd a FOR RENT ae FIXTURES FOR Wiit'e, SHEDDS Fanoy Store, No. 502 th at. onde aieet ‘fo utah aio ena the emt wait street, on Monday “tah couse | Soe “Apply . particulars see programme N 0% inner Oucnt 2, RENTIOA BRICK pw! iNe-|N’ 0, 124 punbarton st Georgetown. an 21 Suaveron’s Exnous.—At the last ema Battoces 6 et 9th Streets. | on Sth street west. betwoon : Abe City Councils a bili was passed ‘for = pO eater eee —- isha (No, i."Boageeston evan of Letitia Bell and others. fer - flavored BAY RUM, Smont tose au FRALT. beantiful sep PahiSberon a wnat ap iewors 5 nx . Pa. evenne,